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CONVERGENCIAS FENOMENOLÓGICAS Y ARTICULACIONES CONCEPTUALES ENTRE LA ACEDIA EVAGRIANA Y LA CAÍDA HEIDEGGERIANA/Phenomenological convergence and conceptual articulations between the notion of acedia in Evagrio and the notion of fall in Heidegger
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CONVERGENCIAS FENOMENOLÓGICAS Y ARTICULACIONES CONCEPTUALES ENTRE LA ACEDIA EVAGRIANA Y LA CAÍDA HEIDEGGERIANA/Phenomenological convergence and conceptual articulations between the notion of acedia in Evagrio and the notion of fall in Heidegger
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CONVERGENCIAS FENOMENOLÓGICAS Y ARTICULACIONES CONCEPTUALES ENTRE LA ACEDIA EVAGRIANA Y LA CAÍDA HEIDEGGERIANA/Phenomenological convergence and conceptual articulations between the notion of acedia in Evagrio and the notion of fall in Heidegger
2016
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Abstract In the frame of contemporary studies on the concept of acedia, and in the work of its first systematizer, the philosopher monk Evagrius Ponticus, this paper, firstly, proposes to show the many similarities between the phenomenological manifestations of acedia in Evagrius and those recognized as the \"fall\" in the Heidegger system. [...]moving into the binding capacity of such phenomenological convergences, we analyze the role of death care in the definition and configuration of both Evagrio's acedia and Heidegger's fall. La acedia, por su parte, con su marcada tendencia al vagabundeo físico, sensitivo e imaginativo es el \"principal adversario de la hesychía [^ouXaj\" (Guillaumont, Un philosophe, 200), término griego este último, intraducible al español que se vincula conceptualmente con la idea de ocio contemplativo, como bien nos indica Guillaumont (Un philosophe, 178), y que nomina, de acuerdo con Evagrio, la esencia de la vida monástica. 8También Paul Gibbs en su libro \"Heidegger's Contribution to the Understanding of Work-Based Studies\" hace una breve referencia a la noción de acedia como antecedente de que él llama la concepción moderna de aburrimiento, concepción que tendría a Heidegger como su principal artífice: \"The modern conception of boredom has an antecedent in the medieval concept of acedia, as one of the 'seven deadly sins' in the Christian tradition\" (111).
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